25th Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics

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SINI 2015
Realizing the Benefits:
Health Care and
Information Technology
July 22-24, 2015
Baltimore, MD
Conference Program
July 22-24, 2015
Baltimore, MD
CONTENTS
1 Welcome to SINI 2015
2 SINI 25th Anniversary Retrospective
4 Conference Overview and Objectives
5 Contact Hours for Nurses
Cyber Café
Accessing the Wireless Network
Accessing Presentations Online
SINI 2015 Photo Challenge
6 Schedule-at-a-Glance
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
8 Wednesday, July 22
11 Thursday, July 23
14 Friday, July 24
16 Poster Sessions
18 SINI 25th Anniversary Honorees
19 Planning Committee
20-21 Sponsors and Exhibitors
Welcome to SINI 2015, our 25th anniversary!
As you browse the SINI 2015 program, you’ll discover new features, as well as the traditional core of this
highly-ranked conference. We continue to offer peer-reviewed presentations, distinguished lecturers, and deep
dives into interoperability and data analytics. This year we added:
NEW EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS:
A preconference workshop for nurse educators challenged to infuse informatics into clinical and nursing
science courses
• A preconference workshop on project management
• A special track for informatics novices to learn about the scope of the field and career opportunities
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EXPANDED SOCIAL AND NETWORKING EVENTS:
A welcome luncheon with roundtable discussions on current and emerging topics
A 25th anniversary reception
• A buffet luncheon during the exhibitor event
• An optional dinner cruise in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
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SINI offers the latest in nursing informatics scholarship and collegiality.
We look forward to greeting you.
Your SINI 2015 co-chairs,
Mary Etta Mills, PhD, RN, FAAN, CNE-BC
Judy Ozbolt, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI, FAIMBE
http://nursing.umaryland.edu/sini
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SINI
Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence in Nursing Informatics
Informatics
15th Annual
Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics
July 20-23 2005 University of Maryland School of Nursing
Breaking the Barriers of
Healthcare Informatics
People, Process & Technology
2005
Pre-Conferences
July 18-20
Conference
July 20-23
nursing.umaryland.edu/informatics
Row 1: SINI group 1993; Carole Gassert, Patricia Abbott, and Mary Fowler. Row 2: SINI group 1992; Drs. Judy Ozbolt and Mary Etta Mills; SINI group 1998.
Row 3: SINI group 1994; Poster Presenters. Row 4: Drs. Brian Gugerty, Kathleen Charters, Patricia Abbott, and Mary Etta Mills; Dr. Peter Murray.
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SINI 2015
SINI
Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence in Nursing Informatics
Informatics 2008
The University of Maryland School of Nursing
18th Annual Summer Institute
in Nursing Informatics
Building Connections for
Patient-Centered Records
July 16-19, 2008
Conference Resource Guide
Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics
Informatics
20 th Anniversary
Nursing Informatics:
From First Use to Meaningful Use
July 21-24, 2010
2010
655 W. Lombard Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
SINI
23rd Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics
2013
Beyond Stage 7 and
Meaningful Use:
What’s Next?
July 17-19, 2013
Row 1: Dr. Rosemary Kennedy; SINI group 1995. Row 2: Drs. Patricia Morton, Kathleen Charters, and Eun-Shim Nahm; SINI group 1991.
Row 3: Drs. Judy Ozbolt, Mary Etta Mills, and Roy Simpson; Dr. Nancy Staggers. Row 4: Dr. Patricia Brennan; Drs. Susan Newbold and Mary Etta Mills.
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Conference Overview & Objectives
SINI
2015
As the Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics (SINI) celebrates 25 years of excellence, we offer a program that reflects
the significant development within our field. The theme, “Realizing the Benefits: Health Care and Information
Technology,” highlights the many ways in which informatics supports the discovery and use of knowledge and tools to
improve health care processes and personal care practices, resulting in better outcomes and control of costs.
Some of these improvements are described in plenary sessions. Distinguished leaders will address health informatics
support for the underserved, the transformation of health care through data analytics, health IT in the age of precision
medicine, interprofessional collaboration in informatics, and the evolution of nursing informatics over the past 25 years.
In addition, concurrent sessions in four tracks offer SINI participants the opportunity to choose content to meet their
learning needs.
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Track A, Informatics Essentials, gives nursing informatics novices an overview of the major components of the field.
Offered by expert faculty members from the University of Maryland School of Nursing’s #1 ranked Nursing Informatics
master’s specialty, these sessions provide a solid foundation for further learning.
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Track B, Implementing and Evaluating Informatics Innovations to Improve Care and Outcomes, showcases
peer-reviewed reports of advances in nursing informatics practice and research. These sessions will be webcast so
SINI participants in distant locations can gain an overview of the latest developments in the field.
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Track C, Actualizing Interoperability, offers a deep dive into the development and application of standards to
permit the exchange and re-use of clinical and personal health data across settings and cultures to improve the
health of individuals, communities, and populations.
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Track D, Challenges in Data Analytics, confronts the complexities of using data from clinical and other sources to
develop knowledge that can be applied to improve care processes and outcomes, and control costs. After a review
of essential concepts and principles, participants will work on case studies in small groups, to apply and enrich their
learning.
Poster Sessions will provide further opportunities to consider peer-reviewed reports and discuss them with the authors.
These sessions will take place from 8:30-9:15 a.m. Wednesday, July 22, and from 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, July 23.
To promote networking among participants, a Welcome Luncheon with round-table discussions on hot topics is
scheduled from 12:45-1:45 p.m. Wednesday, July 22. In addition, a Buffet Luncheon during the Exhibitor Event from
12:30-2 p.m. Thursday, July 23, gives participants the opportunity to continue conversations with their colleagues and
explore useful products and services.
Other networking opportunities include the 25th Anniversary Reception on Wednesday, July 22, when those who have
sustained SINI over the past 25 years will be recognized, and an optional Dinner Cruise in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on
Thursday, July 23.
OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of SINI, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and describe past, current, and emerging innovations in health informatics and their impact on health care
2. Identify and describe the fundamental components of nursing informatics practice
3. Discuss examples of innovations from nursing informatics practice and research that improve care and outcomes
and control costs
4. Explain the role of standards development and application in fostering data exchange and re-use to improve the
health of individuals, communities, and populations, and discuss ongoing challenges
5. Identify and describe fundamental concepts and principles in data analytics and give examples of their application to
improve care and outcomes and to control costs
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SINI 2015
SINI
2015
Attendee Information
Welcome to the University of Maryland School of Nursing and SINI 2015!
CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR NURSES
Total: 15.25 contact hours
Nurses may receive up to 15.25 contact hours for
successfully completing SINI 2015 Continuing Nursing
Education (CNE) activities. Successful completion requires
participants to attend designated CNE activity sessions,
complete and submit the attendance verification form
(provided in program packet) for those CNE sessions
attended, and complete the online SINI Program Evaluation.
ACCESSING THE WIRELESS NETWORK
The University of Maryland School of Nursing is equipped
with a wireless network, which is accessible from anywhere
in the building using your laptop or mobile device. For
non-University personnel, please use the following user
names and passwords, which are case sensitive:
Within School of Nursing:
Network Name: UM Conf
User Name: sonconnect
Password: Nur$ing
Within SMCCC:
Network Name: UM Conf
User Name: SMCConf
Password: SMCGuest
Wednesday, July 22 - 6.0 CNE
• Thursday, July 23 - 5.75 CNE
• Friday, July 24 - 3.5 CNE
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Within 2-4 weeks of submitting your completed documents,
the University of Maryland School of Nursing will email you
a CNE certificate. All documents and requests for CNE
certificates must be received within 90 days of this activity.
The University of Maryland School of Nursing is accredited
as a provider of continuing nursing education by the
American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURES
The University of Maryland School of Nursing requires that
all individuals involved in the planning and presentation of
CNE activities disclose all relevant financial relationships
with any commercial interest and that all conflicts of
interest be resolved prior to the start of the educational
activity. No conflict of interest was discovered to exist with
any author, committee member, faculty member, speaker,
sponsor, or staff member involved in this program.
ACCESSING PRESENTATIONS ONLINE
Log on to the 2015 SINI website:
http://nursing.umaryland.edu/sini/presentations
using the following case-sensitive login information:
User Name: sini
Password: informatics
For presentations not available on the conference website,
consult the speaker’s contact information provided at the
time of presentation and request access to the
presentation materials. The website will remain active until
August 22, 2015.
LIVE TWEETING & SOCIAL SHARING
Help us spread the word about the excellent information
being shared at SINI. We encourage live tweeting, social
sharing, and photo blogging throughout the conference.
Please tag your posts with #SINI2015.
CYBER CAFE´ (Room 245)
#SINI2015 PHOTO CHALLENGE
Hours of Operation:
Wednesday, July 22 - 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Thursday, July 23 - 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Friday, July 24 - 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
SINI is your chance to network with leaders in the field of
nursing informatics. Tweet a photo with any of our keynote
speakers and #SINI2015 to be entered in a contest to win
a complimentary registration or pre-conference workshop
for SINI 2016!
VOLUNTEERS
SINI conference planners are grateful for our volunteers,
who can be identified by their white shirts and the
VOLUNTEER ribbon on their name badges. They are here
to help and will be glad to answer questions about SINI or
the School of Nursing building.
Please visit the registration desk for any questions.
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SINI 2015 Schedule-at-a-Glance
This Schedule-at-a Glance is color-coded to distinguish the following tracks:
Tracks open to participants with any level of expertise: Think Tanks, intended for experts in nursing informatics:
Track A
Informatics Essentials
Track C
Actualizing Interoperability
Track B
Implementing and Evaluating Informatics
Innovations to Improve Care and Outcomes
Track D
Challenges in Data Analytics
W Webcast Session: Webcast participants will receive 13.0 CNE.
Wednesday
•
July 22, 2015
7:30-8:30 a.m.
Poster set-up in UMSON lobby
UMSON Lobby
8-9:30
Registration and Continental Breakfast
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9
Information Session about UMSON’s master’s specialty in Nursing Informatics
Room 150
8:30-9:15
Poster Session I
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9:15
How to Prepare a Professional Presentation
Room 140
8:30-9:15
Tours of UMSON Simulation Laboratories
Living History Museum Open
UMSON 2nd Floor
Lobby
Welcome and Opening Remarks W
Room 130
9:30-10
Presentation of Outstanding Abstract Awards
10-11:15
Keynote Address: Informatics Support for the Underserved W
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Concurrent Session 1
1A
Room 140
1B.1 Evaluating Usability and User Satisfaction of Secure Messaging for Pediatric Providers W
Room 130
1B.2
What in the World is Maximilistine? Sociotechnical Analysis of Medication Tools That
Increase or Decrease the Patient-Clinician Gap W
Room 130
1C
Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture (CCDA)
Room 304
1D
Key Concepts and Relationships in Data Analytics
Room W208
12:45-1:45
Luncheon with Roundtable Discussions
2-3
3:15-4:15
6
Introduction to Clinical Informatics
Room 130
SMCCC Ballrooms A & B
2A
Clinical Informatics: Practical Tools and Tips You Can Use in Your Practice
Room 140
2B.1
eCorps: A Few Good Men And Women - An Alternative Approach To CPOE ‘Go Live’ Support W
Room 130
2B.2
Interdisciplinary Care Planning - Lessons Learned on Infrastructure, Culture and Practice W
Room 130
2C
SNOMED CT and Nursing Assessments
Room 304
2D
Presentation and Discussion of Case Study 1
Room W208
3A
The Usability Imperative in Health IT
Room 140
3B.1
The Development of an Electronic Bedside Shift Report Tool W
Room 130
3B.2
Improving Goal Reconciliation in the Electronic Health Record W
Room 130
3C
Modeling Nursing Flowsheet Data for Quality Improvement and Research
Room 304
3D
Room W208
4:30-5:30
Distinguished Lecture: 25 Years of SINI W
Room 130
5:45-7:30
25th Anniversary Reception at Westminster Hall (See page 11 for more information.)
Westminster Hall
SINI 2015
Thursday
•
July 23, 2015
8:00-8:30 a.m.
UMSON Lobby
9-11:30
Sponsor/Exhibit Check-in and Setup
SMCCC Ballrooms
8:30-9:45
Distinguished Lecture: Watson and How Big Data Are Changing the Future of Healthcare W
Room 130
10-11
4A
11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Implementation: Best Practices for the Never Ending Journey – Part 1
Room 140
4B.1 Mobile Technology Decision Support for Reporting of Critical Condition Changes by Lung
Transplant Recipients during the First Year Post-Transplantation W
Room 130
4B.2 The Patient and Professional Implications for Hospital Professional Use of Smartphones to
Improve Patient Care W
Room 130
4C
Population Health and Interoperability
Room 304
4D
Small Groups Workshop on Case Study 3
Room W208
5A
Implementation: Best Practices for the Never Ending Journey – Part 2
Room 140
5B.1 Clinical Decision Support for Fall Risk Assessment and Plan of Care W
Room 130
5B.2 The Relationship Between Nursing Documentation in EHR and the Incidence of
Pressure Ulcers in the Intensive Care Units (ICUs) W
Room 130
5C
Mobile Continuous Monitoring Interoperability
Room 304
5D
Continuation of Small Groups Workshop on Case Study 3
Room W208
12:30-2
Buffet Luncheon and Exhibitor Event
2:15-3:15
6A
How About Data Analytics: Harnessing the Power of Data
Room 140
6B.1 Mapping of Standardized Terminologies to Data Sensitive Categories W
Room 130
6B.2 Selection of a Clinical Business Intelligence Solution-Validation with Cinical Use
Cases Provides Early Clinical Insights W
Room 130
6C
I’m a Clinician, Why Do I Care about Standards and Interoperability?
Room 304
6D
Reporting from Small Groups
Room W208
3:30-5
Poster Session II
UMSON Lobby
3:30-5
UMSON 2nd Floor
Lobby
Optional Dinner Cruise on the Spirit of Baltimore (See page 13 for more information.)
UMSON Courtyard
5:30-9
Friday
•
July 24, 2015
8-8:30 a.m.
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9:45
Commander Lura Jane Emery Distinguished Lecture: Enhancing Practice in Informatics
Through Interprofessional Collaboration W
Room 130
10-11
7A
Becoming a Competent Nursing Informaticist and Beyond!
Room 140
7B.1 Developing a Predictive Model of Suicidal Admission at Veterans Affairs Hospitals W
Room 130
7B.2 Utilizing A Mobile Care Coordination Platform to Improve Transitions of Care W
Room 130
7C
US/UK Views on Patient-Centered Care Interoperability
Room 304
7D
Wrap-up: Lessons Learned, Take-aways to Apply in Work Settings, Suggestions for
SINI 2016
Room W208
11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Endnote Address: Health IT in the Age of Precision Medicine: What’s Next? W
Room 130
12:30-1
Closing Remarks and Announcement of People’s Choice Award W
Room 130
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Schedule of Events - Wednesday
SINI 2015
This Schedule-at-a Glance is color-coded to distinguish the following tracks:
Tracks open to participants with any level of expertise: Think Tanks, intended for experts in nursing informatics:
Track A
Informatics Essentials
Track C
Actualizing Interoperability
Track B
Implementing and Evaluating Informatics
Innovations to Improve Care and Outcomes
Track D
Challenges in Data Analytics
W Webcast Session: Webcast participants will receive 13.0 CNE.
Wednesday
•
July 22, 2015
7:30-8:30 a.m.
Poster Set-up
UMSON Lobby
8-9:30
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9
Information Session about UMSON’s master’s specialty in
Nursing Informatics
Room 150
8:30-9:15
Poster Session I (.75 CNE)
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9:15
How to Prepare a Professional Presentation
Room 140
8:30-9:15
UMSON 2nd Floor Lobby
8
9:30-10
Welcome and Opening Remarks
W
Room 130
Visiting Professor and Co-Chair, SINI 2015 Planning Committee
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Mary Etta Mills, ScD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN
Professor and Co-Chair, SINI 2015 Planning Committee
Presentation of Outstanding Abstract Awards
10-11:15
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Informatics Support for the Underserved
W
(1.25 CNE)
Room 130
Suzanne Bakken, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI
Alumni Professor of Nursing
Professor of Biomedical Informatics
Columbia University
Dr. Suzanne Bakken is alumni professor of the School of Nursing
and professor of Biomedical Informatics at Columbia University,
director of the Center for Evidence-based Practice in the
Underserved, and directs the Reducing Health Disparities Through
Informatics (RHeaDI) pre- and post-doctoral training program. She
served as Principal Investigator of the AHRQ-funded Washington
Heights Inwood Informatics Infrastructure for Comparative
Effectiveness Research (WICER) and leads its follow-on study,
WICER 4 U. Dr. Bakken published over 200 peer-reviewed
papers; received the Friends of the National Institute of Nursing
Research’s Pathfinder Award; is president of the American College
of Medical Informatics; a Fellow of the New York Academy of
Medicine, American Academy of Nursing, and American College
of Medical Informatics; and a member of the Institute of Medicine
and its Roundtable on Health Literacy.
SINI 2015
11:15-11:20
SINI 2015
1C
Welcome
Room 304
Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture (CCDA)
Room 130
Jane M. Kirschling, PhD, RN, FAAN
Dean and Professor
Gay Dolin, MS, RN
Clinical Integration Specialist - Meaningful Use
Intelligent Medical Objects, Inc.
1D
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
CONCURRENT SESSION 1 (1.0 CNE)
Room W208
Key Concepts and Relationships in Data Analytics
Introduction to Clinical Informatics
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Vice President-Executive Engagement, Healthcare Quality
Catalyst, Inc.
Intermountain Health Care
Eun-Shim Nahm, PhD, RN, FAAN
Associate Professor
Linda Lockwood, MBA, RN, PCMH, CCE
Advisory Services Solution Director
CTG Healthcare Solutions
1A
1B.1
Room 140
Room 130
SINI 2015 Podium Sharon Coleman
Memorial Award Winner
Evaluating Usability and User Satisfaction of Secure
Messaging for Pediatric Providers W
Katherine Taylor Pearson, RN-BC, CPHIMS
Regional CIO
U.S. Army
Miko Watkins, RN-BC, MSN
MEDCOM CNIO
U.S. Army
1B.2
Room 130
What in the World is Maximilistine? Sociotechnical Analysis
of Medication Tools That Increase or Decrease the
Patient-Clinician Gap W
Robin Mickelson, MS, RN
Doctoral Candidate
Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
Melinda Y. Costin, CHCIO, FHIMSS, CPHIMS
Vice President and CIO
JPS Health Network
Moderator: Judy Ozbolt, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI, FAIMBE
12:45–1:45
Luncheon with Roundtable Discussions
2-3
2A
Room 140
Clinical Informatics: Practical Tools and Tips You Can
Use in Your Practice
Patricia Sengstack, DNP, RN-BC, CPHIMS
Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
Bon Secours Health System, Inc.
Richard Holden, PhD
Assistant Professor
Indiana University
Matt Willis, MA M.Phil
Syracuse University
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CONCURRENT SESSION 2 (continued)
2B.1
Room 130
SINI 2015 Podium Nursing
Informatics Practice Award Winner
SINI 2015
2D
Room W208
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
eCorps: A Few Good Men And Women – An Alternative
Approach To CPOE ‘Go Live’ Support W
Linda Lockwood, RN, MBA, PCMH, CCE
Advisory Services Solutions Director
Marina Douglas, MS, RN-BC
Consultant
Beacon Healthcare Consulting
JPS Health Network
Glenn Heaney, RN
Eisenhower Medical Center
Calvert Memorial Hospital
2B.2
Room 130
Interdisciplinary Care Planning – Lessons Learned on
Infrastructure, Culture, and Practice W
Courtney Omary, MSN, RN
Clinical Content Manager, IPOC
MedStar Health
Carol D.S. Gambrill, MS, RN
Director, Clinical Informatics
MedStar Union Memorial Hospital
2C
Room 304
SNOMED CT and Nursing Assessments
Susan Matney, MSN, RN, FAAN
Medical Informaticist
3M Health Information Systems, Inc.
3:15-4:15
3A
Room 140
The Usability Imperative in Health IT
Nancy Staggers, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor, Informatics, Biomedical Informatics Research,
Adjunct Professor, University of Utah
3B.1
Room 130
The Development of an Electronic Bedside Shift Report
Tool W
Erica Axilrod, BSN, RN
Registered Nurse IV
MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center
Michelle Hobbs, RN, OCN, ABOC
Carol Esche, DNP, MA, RN, NE-BC
Joan Warren, PhD, RN-BC, NEA-BC
3B.2
Room 130
Improving Goal Reconciliation in the Electronic Health
Record W
Barb Van De Castle, DNP, ACNS, OCN, RN-BC
Nurse Educator
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
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SINI 2015
Schedule of Events - Wednesday & Thursday
3C
Thursday
Room 304
Modeling Nursing Flowsheet Data for Quality
Improvement and Research
Bonnie L. Westra, PhD, RN, FAAN, FACMI
Associate Professor and Director, Center for Informatics
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
3D
Room W208
SINI 2015
•
July 23, 2015
8-8:30 a.m.
UMSON Lobby
8:30-9:45
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
Distinguished Lecture: Watson and How Big Data Are
Changing the Future of Healthcare W (1.25 CNE)
Eliot Siegel, MD, FACR, FSIIM
Professor and Vice Chair, Research Informatics
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Room 130
JPS Health Network
9 -11:30
Sponsor/Exhibit Check-in and Setup
10-11
4:30-5:30
Distinguished Lecture: 25 Years of SINI
W
(1.0 CNE)
Room 130
4A
Room 140
Implementation: Best Practices for the Never Ending
Journey – Part 1
Ruth Schleyer, MSN, RN-BC
Clinical Director, Informatics Academic
Providence Health Services
Lisa Bove, DNP, RN-BC
Senior Manager
Accenture
5:45-7:30
25th Anniversary Reception at Westminster Hall
With tours of the historic building, including the catacombs
and grave of Edgar Allen Poe.
Westminster Hall
515 W. Fayette Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
East on W. Lombard Street toward S. Greene Street
Turn left onto S. Greene Street
Turn right onto W. Fayette Street
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Schedule of Events - Thursday
CONCURRENT SESSION 4 (continued)
4B.1
4D
Room 130
Mobile Technology Decision Support for Reporting of
Critical Condition Changes by Lung Transplant
Recipients During the First Year Post-Transplantation
Yun Jiang MS, RN
Student
University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing
Susan Sereika, PhD
Professor, Director, Center for Research and Evaluation
Health & Community Systems
SINI 2015
Room W208
Small Groups Workshop on Case Study 3
W
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
JPS Health Network
Annette DeVito Dabbs, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor, Department Chair
Acute & Tertiary Care
Steven Handler, MD, PhD, CMD
Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Informatics
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Elizabeth Schlenk, PhD, RN
Associate Professor
Health & Community Systems
4B.2
Room 130
The Patient and Professional Implications for Hospital
Professional Use of Smartphones to Improve Patient
Care W
Annette Brown, BSN, RN
Director, Nursing Informatics
Margaret Beaman, PhD, RN
Director, Nursing Research
4C
Room 304
Population Health and Interoperability
Jessica L. Hatch, MS, CNL, RN
Business Analyst
Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative
5A
Room 140
Implementation: Best Practices for the Never-Ending
Journey – Part 2
Ruth Schleyer, MSN, RN-BC
Clinical Director, Informatics, Academics & Education
Providence Health System, Tigard Business Center-Regional
Senior Manager
Accenture
5B.1
Room 130
Clinical Decision Support for Fall Risk Assessment and
Plan of Care W
Kay Lytle, DNP, RN-BC, CPHIMS
Director, Maestro Care Periop, ED & OB
Duke University Health System
Nancy Short, DrPH, MBA, RN
Associate Professor
Duke University School of Nursing
Rachel Richesson, PhD, MS, MPH, FACMI
Duke University School of Nursing
Monica Horvath, PhD
Health Analytics Lead
ThotWave Technologies
12
SINI 2015
Schedule of Events - Thursday
5B.2
Room 130
The Relationship Between Nursing Documentation in
EHR and the Incidence of Pressure Ulcers in the
Intensive Care Units (ICUs) W
Dan Li, PhD, RN
Assistant Professor
University of Pittsburgh
5C
Room 304
Mobile Continuous Monitoring Interoperability
Rosemary Kennedy, PhD, MBA, RN-BC
CNO
Sotera Wireless, Inc.
President, CEO
eCare Informatics, LLC
5D
Room W208
SINI 2015
6B.1
Room 130
Mapping of Standardized Terminologies to Data
Sensitive Categories W
Tiffany Harman, RN
RN Medical Informatics Project Manager
3M Health Information Systems
Rachel Howe, MSN, RN
Nurse Informaticist
3M Health Information Systems
6B.2
Room 130
Selection of a Clinical Business Intelligence
Solution-Validation with Cinical Use Cases Provides
Early Clinical Insights W
Gail Zielinski, MSN, RN-BC
Director
Ascension Health
Continuation of Small Groups Workshop on Case Study 3
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
JPS Health Network
6C
Room 304
I’m a Clinician, Why Do I Care about Standards and
Interoperability?
Linda Wedemeyer, MD, RN
Physician Informatician
Veterans Health Administration
6D
Room W208
Reporting from Small Groups
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
12:30-2
Buffet Luncheon and Exhibitor Event
2:15-3:15
6A
Room 140
JPS Health Network
How About Data Analytics: Harnessing the Power of Data
Kelly Aldrich, DNP, RN-BC
Independent Consultant: Healthcare Informatics & Population
Health
Hospitals Corporation of America Clinical Services Group
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Schedule of Events - Thursday & Friday
SINI 2015
3:30-5
10-11
Poster Session II
UMSON Lobby
7A
Becoming a Competent Nursing Informaticist and Beyond!
3:30-5
UMSON 2nd Floor Lobby
5:45-9
Optional Dinner Cruise in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on
the Spirit of Baltimore
Meeting place and time: UMSON courtyard at 5:45 p.m.
Cruise time: 7-9:30 p.m.
Walking directions from the School of Nursing courtyard:
Go east on W. Lombard Street toward S. Greene Street
Turn right onto S. Paca Street
Turn left onto W. Pratt Street
Turn right onto S. Charles Street
Stay straight to go onto S. Charles Street
575 S. Charles Street is on the left
To obtain a ticket while at SINI, contact Sylvia Miller at
443-573-0338 or [email protected].
Kelly Aldrich, DNP, RN-BC
Independent Consultant: Healthcare Informatics & Population
Health
Hospitals Corporation of America Clinical Services Group
Senior Manager
Accenture
Patricia Sengstack, DNP, RN-BC, CPHIMS
Bon Secours Health System, Inc.
Ruth Schleyer, MSN, RN, BC
Providence Health System
Tigard Business Center - Regional
Nancy Staggers, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor, Informatics, Biomedical Informatics Resrch,
Adjunct Professor, University of Utah
Moderator: Eun-Shim Nahm, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor
7B.1
Friday
Room 140
•
July 24, 2015
8-8:30 a.m.
UMSON Lobby
Room 130
Developing a Predictive Model of Suicidal Admission at
Veterans Affairs Hospitals W
Krystl Haerian, MD
Director, Health IT
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Paul Mulhern, LCSWC, MBA
UMBC, Baltimore VA Medical Center
8:30-9:45 a.m.
Commander Lura Jane Emery Distinguished Lecture:
Enhancing Practice in Informatics Through
Interprofessional Collaboration W (1.25 CNE)
Blackford Middleton, MD, MPH, MS
CEO
Clinformatica
Deborah Ariosto, PhD, MSN, RN
Director, Patient Care Informatics/CNIO
Vanderbilt University Medical Center and School of Nursing
Eliot Siegel, MD
Baltimore VA Medical Center; University of Maryland School of
Medicine
Christopher Nielson, MD
VHA Office of Analytics and Business Intelligence Reno, NV
Michael Grasso, MD
Baltimore VA Medical Center; University of Maryland School of
Medicine
Room 130
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SINI 2015
Schedule of Events - Friday
7B.2
Room 130
Utilizing a Mobile Care Coordination Platform to
Improve Transitions of Care W
Grant Campbell, MSN, RN
Senior Director, Nursing Strategy and Informatics
Zynx Health
7C
SINI 2015
11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
ENDNOTE ADDRESS
Health IT in the Age of Precision Medicine: What’s Next?
(1.25 CNE)
W
Room 130
Room 304
US/UK Views on Patient Centered Care Interoperability
Paula M Procter, MSc, RN, PGCE, SFHEA, FBCS, CITP,
FIMIANI
Reader in Informatics and Telematics in Healthcare,
Department of Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health and
Wellbeing
Sheffield Hallam University
Marisa Wilson, DNSc, MHSc, RN
Associate Professor and Specialty Track Coordinator, Nursing
Informatics
School of Nursing/Family, Community, and Health Systems
University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing
7D
Room W208
Wrap-up: Lessons Learned, Take-aways to Apply in
Work Settings, Suggestions for SINI 2016
Ann Tinker, MS, RN
Catalyst, Inc.
Doug Fridsma, MD, PhD, FACP, FACMI
President and CEO, AMIA
Dr. Doug Fridsma is president and CEO of the American Medical
Informatics Association (AMIA) and an expert in informatics,
interoperability, standards, and health IT (including meaningful
use). Prior to joining AMIA, he was chief science officer for the
Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health Information
Technology, responsible for the portfolio of technical resources
needed to support the meaningful use program and health
information technology interoperability. At ONC, he developed
the standards and interoperability framework to accelerate
development of technical specifications for interoperability, and in
collaboration with the NIH and other federal agencies, established
the key priorities in the PCOR Trust fund. Dr. Fridsma served as
a board member of HL7 and the Clinical Data Interchange
Standards Consortium, where he helped develop standards that
bridge clinical care and research.
12:30-1
Closing Remarks and Announcement of People’s Choice
Award W
Room 130
JPS Health Network
15
Poster Sessions
SINI 2015
Be sure to vote for your favorite poster for the People’s Choice Poster Award!
Turn in your ballot at the registration desk before the Endnote Presentation.
Data, Documentation, and Analytics to Improve Quality and
Safety and to Advance Knowledge
7.
Making Real Time Documentation “Real”: Developing
and Designing a Mobile Device App with End User
Input for Point of Care Documentation
Selena McClinton, RN
Onyekachi Festus, RN
SINI 2015 Nursing Informatics
Research Poster Award Winner
8.
All in One Real Time Electronic Information Tracking
Board
Veronica Rivero, BSN, RN
1. Realizing the Benefits of Home Care Data: Identifying
Home Care Clinical Practices Most Associated with
Hospital Readmissions and Non-Admitted ER Visit
Rates
Gunes Koru, PhD
Dari Alhuwail, MSc
Abdulrahman Aifan, MSc
2. Big Data and the Future of Nursing Knowledge
Beth Meyers, MS, RN, CNOR
Joyce Sensmeier, MS, RN-BC, FAAN
3. Best Practices for Maximizing Safety Technology
Benefits Through CQI Data Analysis
Tim Hoh, RPh
Pamela Kruger, MS
Idal Beer, MD
4. Evaluation of a Local Terminology to SNOMED CT
Crosswalk
Rachel Howe, BSN, RN
Tiffany Harman, RN
Clinical Process Improvement
9.
Simulation as a Development Tool in the Creation of an
Electronic Medication Administration Record for the
Emergency Department
Jean Campbell, MS, RN
Shelly Calder, MSN, RN, CEN
Rachel Hutchinson, MHA, RN
Steven Horng, MD, MMSc, FACEP
Patricia Bourie, MS, RN
Kevin Afonso, BS
John Hrenko, PharmD
10. Improving Re-evaluation of a Patient’s Pain After IV
Pain Medication in the Emergency Department
John Lussier, MSN, RN
11. Exploring Handoff Communication During Transitions
in Care from Intensive Care to Inpatient Units: A Pilot
Study
Nakia Best, MSN, CNL, RN
Debbie Travers, PhD, RN
12. Characteristics of Nurses Performing Health
Information Technology Workarounds in Intensive Care
Jennifer Browne, MSN, RN, CCRN
SINI 2015 Outstanding Poster Award
in Nursing Informatics Practice
5. Phase One: Optimization of Pressure Ulcer
Documentation and Data Compilation
Becky Gilbert, MSN, RN
6. Achieving Constant Regulatory Readiness through
Rounding with Tablet Software
Lee Hicks, MSN, RN, CMSRN
Lucille Wilcox, MS, RNC-OB, CPPS
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13. Barriers Affecting Clinicians’ Effective Use of
Information Shared Through Health Information
Exchange
Yulie Jane Dait, BSN, CCRN
14. Building a Better Care Plan
D’Ann Orr, MSN, RN, CHTS-CP
Laurie Herzer, MPH, BSN, RN, OCN
15. Partnership for Patient Safety: Tools for Managing IS
Outages in Healthcare Organizations
Anthony Morgan, MSN, RN-BC, CEN
SINI 2015
Poster Sessions
SINI 2015
Implementation of Systems and Applications
Nursing Informatics Education
16. Serving Up an Upgrade ... Identifying the Right
Ingredients
20. Leveling Informatics Online Education Across
Baccalaureate, Master’s, and Doctoral Programs in a
School of Nursing
Regina Coll, MDE, RN-BC
Kristina Andersen, BSN, RN
Gloria Oshegbo, MSN, RN
17. Retirement of a Custom Legacy Application While
Promoting the Enterprise EHR Solution
Cassandra Mombrun, MSN, RN
Sara Gibbons, MSN, RN-BC, CPN
Lauren Danforth, BSN, RN, CCRN
Dennis Doherty, MSN, RN, CCRN
Lee Williams, MSN, RN-BC
Tim O’Connor-Crowe, CPhT, MPH, MSHI
Cassandra Hunter, MSN, RN, CPNP
Michael Landry, DNS, RN
Heidi Landry, DNS, RN
21. Actual Situations and Urgent Challenges of Nursing
Informatics Education in Baccalaureate Programs in
Japan
Katsumasa Ota, RN, PHN
Naoka Hirata, BSN
Yukari Niimi, MSN
Jukai Maeda, PhD
18. Innovative Electronic Workflow Solution for Nursing:
Large Healthcare System Implementation
Kamala DeVivo, MSN, RN
19. Implementing Evidence Based Care Plans
April Saathoff, MS, RN, CPHIMS
Save the Date!
SINI
2016
Informatics at the
Crossroads of
Care Coordination
July 20 – 22, 2016
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SINI
2015
SINI 2015 Honorees
We are grateful for the outstanding contributions of the following individuals, whose dedication and support have made
SINI a success over the past 25 years.
Dr. Patricia Abbott*
Dr. William Holzmer*
Ms. Paula Proctor
Ms. Dana Alexander
Dr. Arpad Kelemen
Dr. Darryl Roberts
Dr. Janet Allan
Dr. Rosemary Kennedy
Dr. Carol Romano*
Dr. Ida Androwich
Dr. Jane Kirschling
Dr. Virgina Saba*
Dr. Suzanne Bakken*
Dr. Gunes Koro
Dr. Charlotte Seckman
Dr. Marion Ball*
Dr. Heimar DeFatima Marin
Dr. Patty Sengstack
Dr. Carol Bickford
Ms. Karen Martin*
Dr. Joyce Sensmeier
Dr. Patricia Flatley Brennan*
Dr. Susan Matney
Dr. Roy Simpson
Dr. Betty Chang
Dr. Kathleen McCormick*
Dr. Diane Skiba*
Dr. Kathleen Charters
Dr. Kathleen McGrow
Dr. Kathleen Smith
Ms. Melinda Costin
Ms. Ginny Meadows
Ms. Sonia Smith
Dr. Barbara Covington
Dr. Kathleen Milholland Hunter
Dr. Nancy Staggers
Dr. Constance Delaney
Dr. Mary Etta Mills*
Dr. Theo Stone
Dr. Patricia Dykes
Dr. Kathryn Montgomery
Ms. Ann Tinker
Dr. Scott Erdley
Ms. Judy Murphy*
Dr. Judith Warren*
Ms. Linda Fischetti
Dr. Peter Murray
Dr. Charlotte Weaver
Dr. Patricia Franklin
Dr. Eun-Shim Nahm
Dr. John Welton
Dr. Barbara Frink
Dr. Susan Newbold
Dr. Marisa Wilson
Dr. Carole Gassert*
Dr. Anthony Norcio
Ms. Rita Zielstorff*
Dr. Brian Gugerty
Mr. Ernest Opoku-Agyemang
Dr. Barbara Heller*
Dr. Judy Ozbolt*
Dr. Patricia Hinton-Walker
Dr. Teresa Panniers
*Involved with Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics since inception.
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SINI 2015
Planning Committee
SINI
2015
PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS
Visiting Professor
Mary Etta Mills, ScD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, CNE-BC
Professor
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Marion J. Ball, EdD
IBM Senior Advisor, Healthcare Informatics
Kathleen G. Charters, PhD, RN, CPHIMS
Nursing Consultant
Defense Health Agency
Melinda Costin, FCHIME, CHCIO, FHIMSS, CPHIMS
Vice President & CEO
JPS Health Network
Patricia D. Franklin, PhD, RN
Director, Professional Education
Assistant Professor
Patricia Dykes, PhD, FAAN, FACMI
Senior Nurse Scientist
Program Director, Center for Patient Safety Research and
Practice
Program Director, Center for Nursing Excellence
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Brian Gugerty, DNS, RN
CEO
GIC Informatics, LLC
Linda Keldsen, MS, MBA-HC, RN, CPHRM
Director, Veterans Health Education, Nursing Affiliations
& HealtheVet
VA Maryland Health Care System
Kathryn Lothschuetz Montgomery, PhD, RN, NEA-BC
Chair, Department of Partnerships, Professional Education,
& Practice
Associate Professor
Eun-Shim Nahm, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor
Ernest Opoku-Agyemang, MSN, MA, RN
Clinical Instructor
Charlotte Seckman, PhD, RN-BC
Assistant Professor
Sonia Smith, BS
Program Coordinator
Catherine Whelchel, MHSA, BSN, RN, NEA-BC
Product Management/Clinical Director
McKesson
Marisa L. Wilson, DNSc, MHSc, RN-BC, CPHIMS
Associate Professor
Specialty Track Coordinator, Nursing Informatics
School of Nursing/Family, Community, and Health Systems
University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing
Arpad Kelemen, PhD
Associate Professor
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SINI
2015
Sponsors and Exhibitors
We are grateful for the generous support of our SINI 2015 Sponsors and Exhibitors.
SPONSORS
Healthcare
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American Nurses Credentialing Center
Heather Howard
[email protected]
8515 Georgia Avenue #400
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone: 301-628-5028
www.nursecredentialing.org
Infor Healthcare
Elizabeth Meyers
[email protected]
1490 6th Avenue
Baldwin, WI 54002
Phone: 651-705-6074
www.infor.com/industries/healthcare
Orion Health
Kara Hill
[email protected]
10 Post Office Square
Suite 800N
Boston, MA 02104
Phone: 416-775-8279
www.orionhealth.com/us/
University of Maryland Baltimore
County (UMBC)
Krystl Haerian
[email protected]
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
Phone: 410-455-3034
Fax: 410-455-6719
www.umbc.edu/
SINI 2015
SINI
2015
Sponsors and Exhibitors
EXHIBITORS
American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
Rob Rader
[email protected]
4720 Montgomery Lane
Suite 500
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: 301-657-5910
Fax: 301-657-1296
MEDITECH, Inc. (Medical Information
Technology, Inc.)
Lisa Billington
[email protected]
MEDITECH Circle
Westwood, MA 02090
Phone: 781-774-4705
Fax: 781-821-2199
American Nursing informatics Association (ANIA)
Tom Greene
[email protected]
E Holly Ave Box 56
Pitman, NJ 08094
Phone: 866-552-6404
Fax: 856-589-7463
TeleTracking Technologies
Tori Rodgers
[email protected]
336 Fourth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone: 800-927-0294
Fax: 412-391-5148
Epic
Katie Najduk
[email protected]
1979 Milky Way
Verona, WI 53593
Phone: 608-271-9000
University of Maryland School of Nursing (UMSON)
Admissions
655 W Lombard Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-706-0501
Intelligent Medical Objects
Tara Cahill
[email protected]
60 Verere Drive
Noahbrook, IL 60062
Phone: 847-752-3425
University of Maryland School of Nursing (UMSON)
Alumni
Cynthia Sikorski
[email protected]
655 W Lombard Street
Suite W-209
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-706-0674
Isabel Healthcare
Don Bauman
[email protected]
1710 Hermitage
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734-332-0612
Maryland Relay
Asia Johnson
[email protected]
301 W Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-767-8828
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Nursing Informatics
Specialty
Ranked #1
by U.S.News & World Report
Nursing Informatics
Complete Your Advanced Degree!
The University of Maryland School of Nursing (UMSON) was the first nursing school in the world to offer a
master’s specialty in informatics and a doctoral degree with a focus on informatics. For more than two decades,
UMSON has offered its renowned informatics programs, and today, it remains a leader in nursing informatics
educational offerings. The informatics curriculum is continually updated
in response to emerging technology and the needs of the health care system.
Master’s of Science (MS) and Post-Master’s (Post-MS):
MS: 40 credits
Certificate: 19 credits
• MS/MBA
• Highly individualized course plans
• Full- or part-time
• Comprehensive practicum
•
•
Full online option available
PhD/DNP programs with a focus in nursing informatics:
Doctor of Nursing Practice (Post-MS DNP):
Completely online format (36 credits)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD):
Face-to-Face format (60 credits)
•
The Nursing Informatics MS specialty participates in the Academic Common Market, meaning that
students who reside in member states of the Southern Regional Education Board may request to pay
in-state tuition if there is no nursing informatics program offered in a public university in their home state.
For more information, email:
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